Hey everyone. I work for NUMMI as a QC Engineer. For those who dont know what NUMMI is or where it is. Its a Toyota/GM manufacturing plant located in Fremont off of 880. Its split into two lines, Tacoma and Corolla/Vibe. Anyway, they just approved the requisitions for 9 full time engineers. Essentially the work is parts/supplier management. Last time I checked, entry level engineers start around 54k-57k and overtime compensation. Generally you need a Mechanical, Electrical, Industrial, or Systems engineering background. If you're interested or have questions about the position pm or email me at joncmann@gmail.com or jmann@nummi.com.

 

whoever is qualified should apply. I went on a class field trip to NUMMI (highly encourage those of u who haven't gone to the free tour to do so) awhile back and they have this motto of an "employee for life" mentality. They also get automatic raises like every 6 months or something.

 

Damn, to bad I doont have any experience or a degree in that field! Sounds like a good job!

 

NO!!!! Where were you when I was searching for a job for the past few months. That's one of my dream job for sure!


I went there for one of my school project too! It's pretty nice there!

 

so NUMMI makes TOY-LETS?????


old joke when NUMMI started wayyyyy back then... lol...

 

just curious but what type of stuff would an ee guy do there? any internships? :P

 

NUMMI ftw. I too took the tour one Tuesday some years ago. At least we have a car manufacturing plant in the area and one that gives tours too!

 

EE would be doing the same as MEs and IEs. However, an EE would mostly cover the Engine/Electrical Systems of the vehicle.

As for internships, Nummi only offers co-op positions to students. Its a ~6 month program and they utilize you as a full time engineer most of the time.

 

+1 for the tour. Lots of big moving parts, it's awesome.

 

have you guys seen the test track with the huge banked turns against the railroad and mission blvd? it sooooo coool

 

Employee for life? They might want to think about starting their people out at a little more than $60K. Especially out here in CA. Who wants to go to school, earn a degree in engineering just to work for that kind of chicken scratch? You'd barely be able to pay rent (forget about a mortgage) and pay back your school loans at the same time. Forgive me, I'm just playing devils advocate.

 

$54-$57K with an Engineering degree and you have to pay to live in the Bay Area? Is it even possible to live here on that kind of salary? Seriously?

 

I do fine on less than that. That's what apartments are for. I don't mind living within those means.

 

from the little searching ive done in regard to EE jobs out of college... it seems the avg is around 54k starting.

 

My brother used to work in QC at NUMMI too